How can I work for HSI?
How can I work for HSI?
U.S. citizens that are under 37* years of age are elgible to apply for this position. Depending on the grade level for which you are applying, you must have criminal investigative or law enforcement experience, a bachelor’s degree, or a combination of experience and education to meet minimum qualifications.
Whats the difference between an FBI agent and a special agent?
In general, some agents are federal law enforcement officers and hold either arrest authority or the right to conduct minor criminal/non-criminal investigations. In US federal law enforcement, the title of “Special Agent” is used almost exclusively for federal and military criminal investigators.
Are US Marshals GS-13?
New Deputies are hired as GS-0082 series Deputy U.S. Marshals in the GL-5 to GL-7 Pay Band (Depending on Qualifications). Effective 2020, USMS 1811s are now journeyman GS-13.
What GS level is a special agent in charge?
Special Agents enter as GL-10 employees on the Law Enforcement Government Pay Scale and can advance to the GS-13 grade level in a field, nonsupervisory role.
What is an 1811 agent?
Remember, any federal law enforcement officer is a “federal agent,” however, only 1811s are criminal investigators or special agents. For those hoping to be 1811s, the list of available agencies is vast and varied.
Are all federal law enforcement agents 1811s?
Given the size and visible presence of the uniformed federal law enforcement community, it is common for members of the public to conflate the uniformed series or all federal agents with 1811s. For example, the United States Border Patrol (BP) is primarily a unformed agency composed of Border Patrol Agents (BPA).
What is an 1811 criminal investigator?
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has categorized the criminal investigator job within the 1800 series of the “Administrative Work in the Inspection, Investigation, Enforcement, and Compliance Group” and in typical bureaucratic fashion, assigned it the specific designation “1811” for pay & qualification purposes.
